Hødd party football when Fire was humiliated – TV 2

Fire went on the season’s first loss when they met Hødd Monday night.

Homemade, led by the duo Eirik ulland Andersen and Fredrik Aursnes, ensured a grim day at work Bergeners and sent red Royen home 0-3 in the bag.

So we had Rikard Norling once again stand tall and explain himself.

– It is too early to come up with an analysis for me now. It is a big disappointment. We do not get to anything today. We are not powered on as we should be. It’s my fault. Now we fight again already on Thursday and we must back up quickly, he says to TV2 after the game.

guide after dream attack
But it took half an hour before the attending baking on new Høddvoll got something to cheer about.

When pulled homemade forward an attack from the top shelf. Aursnes found teammate Eric ulland Andersen with an exquisite pass. The attacker took the ball in one touch and put it safely behind Alex Howarth back with Fire.

– The fit is amazing. Fredrik and I have a very good connection, and we do it often in training. So it was lovely to get it in battle, says ulland Andersen.

Barmen boom before Hødd doubled
Early in the second Half got Fire fantastic opportunity to get updated. Fredrik Haugen shot from distance was saved by Aslak Falch who hit the ball to the feet of one unmarked Kristoffer Barmen. But lets unable get the ball on target, and it rolled just wide.

It should punish themselves. Hødd went straight on the attack and once again ended ulland Andersen alone with Howarth. The attacker made no mistake and doubled the lead for the home team.

Perle scored by Aursnes
But blåtrøyene was not finished. Just minutes later it was ulland Andersen found Aursnes. The midfielder took the ball into the field and from a distance he knocked it away in the far corner.

– I have little to go on when it comes to endings but today I got dream hits, grinning 19-year-old.

Then there was never any doubt about where the points would end up. Kristoffer Larsen hit the crossbar seven minutes before the end, but it was also the closest fire came.

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